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. 1998 Oct 13;95(21):12390–12397. doi: 10.1073/pnas.95.21.12390

Table 2.

Percent bootstrap confidence (PB) values for three interior branches—α, β, γ—of the trees D, D1, and D2 in Fig. 1

Method Interior branch
Interior branch
Interior branch
Interior branch
α β γ α β γ α β γ α β γ
(a) Tree D1 (b) Tree D1 (c) Tree D2 (d) Tree D1
MP 97/93 46/59 100/100 100/100 66/54 100/100 100/97 63/60 100/100 100/100 82/69 100/100
ME (NJ) 99/98 55/55 100/100 100/100 57/58 100/100 100/100 66/62 100/100 100/100 46/47 100/100
ML 90/92 74/68 100/100 100/100 82/77 98/98 100/98 62/57 95/94 100/100 58/44 100/100
(e) Correct topology (f) Correct topology (g) Correct topology (h) Correct topology
MP 99/96 85/72 100/100 100/100 100/92 100/100 99/96 76/58 100/100 100/100 92/88 83/70
ME (NJ) 100/100 84/88 100/100 100/100 96/96 100/100 100/99 76/77 100/100 94/95 91/93 100/100
ML 92/90 55/50 100/96 100/98 100/94 100/99 80/82 61/56 100/100 62/62 91/88 100/100

Eight different sets of simulated sequence data generated from model tree D with dmax = 1.0 and n = 600 were subjected to the bootstrap test. Original data sets ad produced incorrect topologies, whereas data sets eh generated the correct topologies. PB values before and after the / sign refer to those of the exhaustive search and the single-tree search bootstrap tests. The NJ tree was identical with the ME tree in all the eight cases.